Sikh Gurus Family Tree

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Today's video was written and narrated by Syawish Rehman, the host of the Al Muqaddimah KZbin channel. Syawish also works for UsefulCharts as our primary animator. Be sure to subscribe to his channel here: / @almuqaddimahyt
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[@UsefulCharts]

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[@4everchild123]

Its not ek onkar🚫 but its ek om🕉️kar👀

[@sukhmandersingh1926]

Kudos to you for your efforts, but to call the Durbar Sahib/Harimandir Sahib the Golden Temple would be wrong. Something that is Spiritual has been turned into a materialistic building

[@HistoryOfRevolutions]

Guru Nanak once stated: “Even Kings and emperors with heaps of wealth and vast dominion cannot compare with an ant filled with the love of God.”

[@iama2509]

@CIA the implication is that the ant is actually the wealthy one.

[@JM-md2rh]

@CIA it's just that there is more value in God's love. While people may value status and power, the Guru honours those who love God instead. Ant is used to say that even those who might be regarded insignificant and powerless are valuable to the Guru if they have the love of the divine in their hearts.

[@zeyadalbadawi8774]

@CIA value of belongings and ownings. If Muslims were ruled by an ant filled with love for God, we would make wonders. Instead, Saudis and Emiratis have money

[@gurpratap]

@CIA Ant can here be interpreted as humble people who earn a honest life, unlike political rulers who own worldly pleasures still couldn't be free of wanting more.

[@willemkossen]

it's a great statement. just like the christian alternative: It's easier to move a camel throuth the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to cross the gates of heaven. power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutetly. and so does money....

[@kabir3510]

I was playing the video in the background and immediately grabbed my phone when I heard the perfect pronunciation of the names in the video. As an Indian its a surreal reminder of how much shared history we have.

[@ksk6428]

The guy Who is doing voice over is Indian. I am also sure he’s Punjabi.

[@bow35yearsago65]

@@ksk6428 he is Pakistani which is near to punjab

[@speedwagon1824]

@@bow35yearsago65 Pakistan has part of Punjab, as he said, so he could be both punjabi and pakistani

[@lord_shortz_gaming]

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[@jurassichrist]

"But it was 300 years ago, so I'm over it." "I believe they call that kidnapping." Great collaboration, and an effective and clever presenter. I'm excited to see what other work Syawish has to offer on his channel.

[@BigJyYari]

I have watched a couple of his videos and this one hit a spot with the personal pebbles of info here and there. Watched it through and through, even rewind a couple of times. Good job.

[@RajSachdeva]

just wait

[@osamaanees8406]

Israel still isn't over it after 3000+ years.

[@yashkrishnaut444]

@@osamaanees8406 ya true 😂😂😂

[@SawarnSingh-fv6ef]

@@yashkrishnaut444bros racist

[@arjungoyal261]

Guess every Sikh is on the chart because each one of them is son/daughter of Guru Gobind Singh Ji. (I have sacrificed my four sons. So what if my four sons are dead, when thousands are alive) - Dhan Guru Gobind Singh ❤️

[@harbbains5718]

I also remember Guru Gobind Singh Ji on Farher’s Day as he was the greatest father ever who gave his four of his own sons for the greater good of mankind and called every other Sikh as his sons too. He gave his four sons and never complained, he did this for good of mankind regardless of your religion, caste, etc. He did all that and had to sleep in rough jungles, so unselfish and visionary.

[@TheKillerSatan]

'In putran ke vaste vaar diye sut chaar, Chaar muye to kya hua, Jeevat kayi hazar.'

[@rambelani420]

Char shabd Chade

[@DrD-ey6st]

Khalistan Zindabad . May the khalsa rule again. 🙏

[@letsknow3753]

The most common phrase of video: "Convert or DIE and he choosed to Die " Edit: Thanks for 50+ likes in less than 24 hours I got so many likes for first time

[@jellalfernandes1309]

Chose*

[@yagyaarya2706]

Convert to *is!am or die.

[@arpitgupta4948]

It pretty much sums up the Sikh courage.

[@letsknow3753]

@@arpitgupta4948 Yes Sikhs are one of the bravest people , despite being less than 3% of indian population they contribute a lot to Indian Army

[@GrigRP]

@Stoner Zuze This is about Sikhs and Islam, why are you talking about Jews here, fool?

[@AndrewMartinIsHere]

Really interesting. I lived in the village of Elveden as a child, and used to pass right by the hall where he lived, opposite the church where he and some of the family members are buried. Of course, the earlier part of this history was never taught to me, and I’ve had to find out and buy books on it myself. Thank you for sharing, and enlightening me.

[@eddiehancockii]

"It happened over 300 yrs ago so I'm over it." I admit i laughed at that line. Good on ya, Sir. And thanks for this video.

[@SamAronow]

Someone should tell him about Glencoe.

[@lsedge7280]

"Sadly as I descend from a daughter of his, I cannot claim all of Punjab"

[@tsovloj6510]

He really shouldn't let that hold him back. People have pushed more tenuous claims than that and gotten away with it.

[@mfaizsyahmi]

Any claim by blood can be overruled with claim by might. To quote a London robot: "Might is Right."

[@GaganSingh-nx2yv]

Time to take back punjab. Down with patriarchy. Lol

[@iceychilli557]

I'm also a Descendant of Timurid Mughal Emperor Babar Sadly Now i can't claim Whole of India Afghanistan and Pakistan tbh

[@RahulMishra-jy8qi]

Like we would let him claim punjab humph

[@sphenodon2016]

"I'm also, on this chart, so make sure to watch til the end." ok, way to flex on us I guess

[@realtalk6195]

He's not even related to the Gurus. His ancestor was someone totally different, just barely relevant to the video topic if even. Not sure why he had to do this, not to mention the botched map. Both countries claim both sides of Kashmir, but it's standard to just show the map reflecting each country with the side they actually hold.

[@sman96490]

Ego goes no where

[@goro8812]

I never knew much about Sikhs despite being Punjabi. Their history is so interesting. Excellent Video

[@harshdeepsingh2034]

I don't think that Guru Arjan Dev supported the rebellion of Prince Khusrau (son of Jahangir), prince simply visited Guru and guru gave him blessings which was very normal at that time.

[@jimmhysandhu7040]

Guru sahib also gave him 5000 rupees to help seeing him as a refugee but not a prince !!

[@harshdeepsingh2034]

@@jimmhysandhu7040 True veer Ji

[@sahiltack8313]

@@harshdeepsingh2034 I found out that this video is bit biased and some history facts are hidden or misinterpreted

[@harshdeepsingh2034]

@@sahiltack8313 Ikr

[@Kathakathan11]

Didn’t Jahangir kill one of the Sikh guru?

[@franklind.roosevelt2032]

I want to know when Usefulcharts will make my family tree.

[@theodoreroosevelt5341]

Hai Franklin. I am your fifth cousin President Theodore Roosevelt.

[@franklind.roosevelt2032]

@@theodoreroosevelt5341 Hi Teddy.

[@AnuDugala]

Lol two Roosevelt's online

[@ultimatestoryteller]

@@AnuDugala someone call Eleanor immediately

[@Stoneworks]

"I'm also on this chart" BROOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@napolien1310]

The flex is so strong in this one

[@jaipreetsingh6566]

What flex? His ancestor died after falling from a horse and he was tyrant! A literal genocidal idiot! A hitler for sikhs!

[@jaipreetsingh6566]

"All the murders of sikhs will be forgiven Looting the sikhs house will not get you a punishment Who kills sikhs will be payed generously If you cant kill sikhs tell thier location you still will be generously payed I adina beg says this take this as truth"- adina beg (his ancestor)

[@realtalk6195]

I don't get the point of it, he's not even related to the Gurus. His ancestor was someone totally different, just barely relevant to the video topic if even. Corny shit if I ever seen one.

[@napolien1310]

@yitzhak shekkelsteingoldmanberg do u understand the meaning of the word flex and its context in this comment?

[@napolien1310]

@yitzhak shekkelsteingoldmanberg I meant the speaker flexed on us his historically famous family.

[@vibinginmybedroomrn9948]

Wow, this is really interesting. I didn’t know all the Sikh gurus were related, I thought they were just elected by the people.

[@jimmhysandhu7040]

They were selected by the previous Gurus themselves!

[@manindersandhu2539]

The first and second gurus chose their successor solely on the basis of merit but subsequently it became a dynastic enterprise.

[@cs2874]

@@jimmhysandhu7040 its more about having an understanding of Guru Nanak's philosophy rather than history. But I don't think it is of any value to him to give his attention towards the philosophy of Guru Sahib. He is just proud of having intellectual mind (questioning mind or logical mind) and comparing (questioning) Guru's decisions with contemporary moral values.

[@jimmhysandhu7040]

@@cs2874 Right, veer ji!

[@dmehngar-in5oi]

@Saahil Dhown dalai lama is not selected by previous lama. Lama choose a boy which will find next lama after the death of current dalai lama

[@gluttonousmanu2725]

Also astonished by perfect pronounciation by Al Muqaddimah

[@letsknow3753]

The host of al muqaddimah lives in Germany but his ancestors are from Pakistan so he is able to pronounce Indian words properly

[@babitayadav4806]

Diaspora kids can't even pronounce their own names properly I'm not joking that's why his pronounciation is impressive

[@dhruveshpatel1109]

@@babitayadav4806 100% agreed.

[@thelakeman2538]

2:27 Contrary to popular belief Muslims in India and South Asia in general do have a limited caste system in the form of separation between Ashraf (who claim to be descendants of muslims who came to India from abroad or converts from dominant castes such as Rajputs), Ajlafs (who are considered to be local converts from "lower-castes") and Arzals (who are converts from the "untouchable"/dalit castes). The Arzals continue to be engaged mostly in their traditional caste jobs and continue to face heavy discrimination (to the extent that many of them like the Chuhras are not allowed to go past the steps of a Mosque) just like their Hindu dalit counterparts. While Ashrafs have a clerical monopoly and are comparable to the Brahmins in hinduism. This sort of lingering effect of caste system exists among South Asian Christians too but in a different manner. Most social reform, social justice and anti-caste movements in India before and after independence mostly ignored non-hindu dalits because of which affirmative action and reservation in India only applies to Hindu, Buddhist, and Sikh Dalits and OBCs, though there have been more recent calls to include even Muslim and Christian converts in the reservation system.

[@Drhafizihsanullah302]

There is no such ashrafs ajlafs and others in islam..u r totally baised on thsi...in islam everybody is equal

[@dvajaykumarthoughts5127]

@@Drhafizihsanullah302 There is a vast difference between Islam & Muslims. Caste system does not exists in Islam, but muslims practice caste system. Please read the matrimonial pages of Indian & Pakistanis newspapers & match making web sites.

[@akritigoel9497]

@@dvajaykumarthoughts5127 even Hindu doesn't hace caste system we have varn system and anyone can change his varn according to his/ her deeds like ravan was Brahman but we consider him rakshas , maharishi valmiki as dalit but bcoz of his knowledge we call him maharishi and he never disrespect by dasharath nor by ram and hinduism is the oldest religion things got change bcoz lack of sanskrit knowledge ,in sanskrit 1 word has different meaning so you think how things Change in our religion and last caste us a Portuguese word nor Sanskrit not hindi word

[@dvajaykumarthoughts5127]

@@akritigoel9497 Be practical & not just theoretical. Caste system based on birth is a reality. In theory, only a qualified should be called a Vaidya, Brahmin or a Chaudhury, but in practice, people are called Bedi, Dwivedi, Trivedi, Chaturvedi or Chaudhury, by birth. Same with Chanaar, Kumhar or Lohar. What you mentioned is theoretical, but we live in practical world. Christians & Muslims practiced slavery. Even prophets kept slaves.

[@alpha5047]

@@Drhafizihsanullah302 bro whether u believe or not but there is caste system in muslims . Khan , Syed ,Sheik in our region are upper caste muslim and Ansari are lower caste They don't marry each other neither they sit together . Basically I read about it on Wikipedia that Khan , Sheik, shey all are those people that converted from Brahmins , rajputs and that's why they are upper caste

[@thomasdixon4373]

Awesome new vid, nice to see other religions being explored

[@rickyt.george259]

Great video! Fun fact: Maharaja Duleep Singh was beloved by Queen Victoria for his beauty. She was also godmother to his daughters. Sophia, his third daughter, played a prominent role in the British women's suffrage movement in the early 20th century

[@byron-ih2ge]

But they Christianised them didnt they??

[@gursimarsingh5505]

@@byron-ih2ge yep, so that children of sikh rulers get separated from sikhism, their land, the land where it was their rule. British separated the children from their mother, and Christianised them so that they don't have any touch with who they are and British would not be afraid of future rebellion in punjab

[@byron-ih2ge]

@@gursimarsingh5505 as a hindu i really wish sikhism was more into conversion would have helped india a lot!!

[@birinderwarraich1179]

@@byron-ih2ge nope i am sikh i want Sikh population to remain totally same As it is today and not want any sikh priest to go in someone home To preach Sikhsim

[@byron-ih2ge]

@@birinderwarraich1179 man no one is telling u to do that but least should have been like buddhism

[@jimmhysandhu7040]

9:30 Guru Gobind Singh ji had so many wise and good Sikhs, he could chose one of them but he Chose Guru Granth Sahib as it was revealed and decided through bani of previous Gurus starting from Guru Nanak Dev ji saying that “Shabad Guru Surt Dhunn chela” (from sidh Gost, Guru Granth Sahib) shabad is Guru and sikh’s consciousness is learner. shabad means word (of God revealed through Guru) also the fact that Gurus Revered Adi Granth (Guru Granth Sahib) as it is mentioned in Sikh History that Guru Arjan dev ji leveled the Adi Granth and literally slept on Floor in respect of it !!

[@jaipreetsingh6566]

The myth is he had 3 wives ...no he didn't one wife had 2 names and it confused the historians into believing that these are 2 different people and a woman was very close to him but not his wife a new diary was discovered contemporary to him and that's how the truth was revealed

[@jimmhysandhu7040]

@@jaipreetsingh6566 mata Sundri is mata Jaito, we know. But Mata Sahib kaur (Mother of Khalsa) was also Wife of Guru Sahib ji but their relation wasn’t physical rather it was Spiritual !!

[@jaipreetsingh6566]

@@jimmhysandhu7040 that's not a wife

[@McTrumpet420]

This is unexpected as a Sikh…..

[@tabrezlovesu]

Interesting fact : Baba Sheikh Farid sufi saint also known as Fariddudin shakhrganj is prefer as one of the Bhagat in sikhism. There are 15 bhagats in sikhism.

[@shubhampreetsingh8630]

Yes we respect baba farid🙏🙏🙏

[@kishandubey7882]

Even Sant Kabir is...!!

[@AnuDugala]

Even bhagat namdev from maharashtra

[@BoiGamer07]

Ig even Sant Raidasji is also bhagat

[@jimmhysandhu7040]

Yeah!

[@priyanshupokhriyal1677]

I was waiting for this video coincidentally you uploaded it thank you!!

[@sigvv]

Its a good day when usefulcharts uploads!

[@Aayush191]

Sikhs are pride of India....

[@GrigRP]

You're not Sikh, why are you speaking on their behalf?

[@Aayush191]

Yes I am a hindu but I have many Sikh friend and they are very humble and good , genius and also a great friend....

[@sickboi2615]

yes

[@manvirkaur4088]

i think you meant *pride

[@Aayush191]

@@manvirkaur4088 Yes i have corrected it... I think it was because of auto correct btw thanks for correcting my mistake...

[@matthewjulius5401]

This was great! Always a great plot twist when the commentator is on the chart.

[@nitishsharma5594]

Amazing content. Appreciate you sharing all the fantastic historical knowledge

[@user-nz1iz5bw1p]

Great video, thank you

[@Hello-yq8kk]

Guru Nanak didnt even make his own son his successor!Amazing!

[@walemaa5631]

Mostly because his son was, well, not a very reliable person and had many issues, while his successor was a good pupil and Guru Nanak saw him as a second son

[@birinderwarraich1179]

He is regarded with immense respect his name is baba sri chand and he lived for 140 years

[@birinderwarraich1179]

btw he choosed his own patg

[@jaipreetsingh6566]

@phenom that is the case

[@bhinbhinkaka6514]

But he chose somebody from his own caste for his successor.

[@letsknow3753]

Very awesome video , Love from Hindu brothers to Sikhs

[@asawanted]

Always enjoy Useful Charts and Al Muqqadimah. I have always been fascinated by history, particularly the middle eastern one. These two are just brilliant at narration.

[@jagmetal]

Amazing work, love this channel.

[@aayushagarwal4138]

Fun fact: Maharaja Ranjeet Singh ji also donate the gold for the Kashi Vishwanath temple

[@jagpreetsingh3287]

Also, to Sunehri Masjid in Lahore!

[@bclassic2474]

Maharaja ranjit singhs last wish was to donate kohinoor diamond to jagannath puri temple

[@birinderwarraich1179]

@@bclassic2474 but British Came

[@RCRoid]

@@birinderwarraich1179 nope traitors were born.

[@user-kt3jn7wx5f]

The temple was built by Maharani Ahilya Bhai, daughter in law of Chattrapati Shivaji Maharaj and the 800kg gold was donated by Maharaja Ranjit Singh..it was melt n poured upon the temple so no one can break it🙏🙏🙏

[@justanextra3304]

Being a Nepali hindu & having met several sikhs here in Nepal,I can say that they are one of the friendliest people you'll ever meet.Glad that there's a small community of sikhs here in Nepal too.

[@agniswar3]

Thanks for this presentation.

[@chetanjeevsinghbains7286]

Thanks for accepting the request💯. Awesome video and brilliantly described.💖 And I'm from Jalandhar. 11:55

[@Bruh-jw2ze]

Why is a Muslim convert whose ancestors butchered sikh gurus giving everybody a lecture on sikhism ??? Is this some kind of a sick joke ? Why did nobody mention multiple generations of hindus in the family tree of each sikh guru which abruptly and absurdly starts only after the 15th century..... This video needs to be mass reported for misinformation and islamic propaganda

[@sagittario5543]

One of my ancestors is believed to have fought alongside Maharaja Ranjit Singh, and was rewarded large amounts of lands by the Maharaja himself.

[@FirstLast-ug4ri]

Amazing

[@MandeepSingh-bv2zw]

Mine too. My ancestor was Baba Harjas Rai, a Minhas Rajput from Kashmir, who is said to have fought alongside/for Ranjeet Singh and was gifted the land around present day Daroli Kalan village near Jallandhar, Punjab.

[@realharrysingh]

@@MandeepSingh-bv2zw bro, im interested in knowing more about your ancestors...

[@MandeepSingh-bv2zw]

@@realharrysingh brother, as per my elders, our ancestor - Baba Harjas Rai (a Minhas Rajput) - was a Misaldar of a Rajput Misl in Kashmir. It is entirely possible that a diff terminology was used for a military commander of Kashmiri Rajput armies, but "misl" and "misaldar" are words often used by my elders in the context of Baba Harjas and his army. It is said he helped Maharaja Ranjeet Singh in an expedition and was rewarded by being granted the land where Daroli Kalan today is. If I remember correctly, Daroli Kalan village had 2 main parts - Dhirowal and Jagirpur. There used to be a sign board in the village directing ppl towards those 2 diff parts of Daroli. One of those parts (dont remember which one but can confirm frm dad) was where Baba Harjas's family (maybe extended family) settled. My great grandfather was the Assistant Accountant General of Kashmir during British times (early 1900s I think). Our ancestral house is still in Daroli Kalan along with a few other houses of that time which were referred to as "Kashmiriyan de Ghar" back in the day. The present structure was built around 1930. My father's cousin who hails from Chukhiara is also a descendant of a military commander, some say Baghel Singh, but that is disputed as Baba Baghel Singh ji is often referred to as a Jatt in historical docs I think, but as per what we have been told, Baghel Singh ji moved to (resided) an area inhabited by Jatts and is referred to as such in historical texts. Whatever the truth be, my dad's cousin's family had a small Quila in Chukhiara (which I believe was present till the 1980s) and ppl referred to their family as Quille wale. Forgot to add: My grandfather - Capt Umrao Singh was a world war II veteran who saw action in Burma and was in charge of a Japanese POW camp. All in all, pretty interesting to hear all this from elders 🙂

[@MandeepSingh-bv2zw]

@phenom not sure what u mean. Am a Sikh, but not yet an Amritdhari.

[@kaarlimakela3413]

The personal link made it all the more compelling.

[@fionachalom1776]

Love you sense of humor, and the video is full of history. Well done.

[@amampathak]

Wow, thanks so much for making this

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

Underrated War Machine Empire (under the Ranjit Singh)

[@sampary3749]

The heart of the son of Baba Banda Bahadur was taken out of his son's chest and then placed in Baba Banda Bahadur's mouth.

[@kartikbisht3453]

why?

[@vatsalsaxena8813]

@@kartikbisht3453 Mughal brutality.

[@amritrandhawa3509]

@@kartikbisht3453 Baba Banda Singh Bahadur was told that the only way that his sons life would be spared was if he converted to Islam. He refused, so they intentionally tortured his infant son in hopes to break Baba Banda's spirit. Of course, that did not work.

[@taranpreetsingh7888]

@gur.cheema please elaborate this, first time i heard from someone...as there is no single killing of innocent by baba banda singh Bhadaur.. 👍

[@taranpreetsingh7888]

@gur.cheema please provide link where it mentioned innocent muslim were killed

[@sonudhaliwalbhagwanpur8675]

Thank you brother great efforts 😍🙏

[@06061984Singh]

Absolutely brilliant breakdown and explanation. Well done so useful for kids and adults

[@connerwareing3965]

Love the dry humor, I’ll go subscribe.

[@jimmhysandhu7040]

Anyways, it was good initiative on Sikh history by the creators of video, thanks

[@robertschlesinger1342]

Excellent video. Very interesting, informative and worthwhile video.

[@AnnaBomBanana]

Thanks for this video. So much wasn’t taught to us at school in RE. Just about covered the 5 Ks and the Guru Granth Sahib (apologies if spelt wrong). Very interesting history.

[@belalbeshmaf8234]

if you could do a video about the circassians and chechens and the others that were resulted after the Circassian genocide in 1864 in russia. also keep up the good content

[@harshdeepsingh2034]

Adina Beg Khan didn't invited Ahmad Shah Abdali, it was Shahnawaz Khan (son of Zakariya Khan) who invited Ahmad Shah Abdali in 1747.

[@erinmarie27]

Very interesting video!! Thanks for sharing!

[@DrivewithMeBritain]

Absolutely brilliant work, well done.

[@johnxina53]

Sikhs are so underrated. I really like this topic

[@hannahstahl1857]

Nanak Dev was ahead of his time believing that everyone follows the same god.

[@gurman8803]

And he was right, we all follow the same god but have different intepretations of god. In the end...Waheguru, God, Allah are all the same.

[@hannahstahl1857]

@@gurman8803 except as much as I enjoy reading about religions I do not partake in it

[@gurman8803]

@@hannahstahl1857 And there is absolutely no harm in that. Believer or non believer, we are all equal.

[@heberthr.6978]

@@gurman8803 except non believers will burn in hell lol

[@gursimarsingh5505]

@@heberthr.6978 it's abrahmic thing. God treats all equal. Even if you don't believe in god. You won't be burnt like this and that and blah blah.

[@sergiocanoalhambra1794]

Man this video was sick good job

[@ashutoshkapoor]

very informative. Brilliant

[@ultimatestoryteller]

Perfect Perfect Perfect !! 100% perfect pronunciations (which we Indians or South Asians in general desperately want to hear) which is obviously expected considering Syawish himself is a Punjabi (so I am). And absolutely on-point history with no confusions or misleading facts. I'm looking forward to see more of your stuff brother. It's great to see someone across the border creating amazing stuff like this. Love and respect to all Pakistani brothers and sisters, from Punjab, India. 🇮🇳♥️🇵🇰

[@Bruh-jw2ze]

Why is a Muslim convert whose ancestors butchered sikh gurus giving everybody a lecture on sikhism ??? Is this some kind of a sick joke ? Why did nobody mention multiple generations of hindus in the family tree of each sikh guru which abruptly and absurdly starts only after the 15th century..... This video needs to be mass reported for misinformation and islamic propaganda

[@PicklePickle7]

"note that I'm also on this chart" I didn't expect this line but that part of the chart was welcome. For your own sake and your ancestor's I hope you can fabricate a claim on Punjab 👍

[@daleharshifs]

Very informative and to the point

[@ramys600]

I've been waiting soooooo long for this. All those votes and finnaly we have it

[@goldencalf8441]

Make a timeline chart of different languages from oldest to new . That would be interesting

[@hargunsingh6920]

I’m half Ahluwalia and half Arain(technically) and have a claim on Punjab from Both of my parents’ side

[@Gulfraz_]

Loor tenu dawaye, kran imran khan nal gall?

[@hargunsingh6920]

@@Gulfraz_ Haan haan jaroor

[@jasrajkhatra7186]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR MAKING THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@harbbains5718]

Well done!!! Great video👏👏

[@HinduPAGANcowpissdrinkerRAKESH]

R they muslim? R they hindu? Nope! Dont ask them these stupid questions 😁 Sikhs should be reunited ❤️

[@joaquimfurtado4868]

They are already united in indian Punjab sadly they were massacred and reduced to zero in Pakistan

[@HinduPAGANcowpissdrinkerRAKESH]

@@joaquimfurtado4868 they need a separate nation. The British betrayed them

[@joaquimfurtado4868]

@@HinduPAGANcowpissdrinkerRAKESH why not, Lahore can be the capital as it was the historical capital of Sikh empire

[@HinduPAGANcowpissdrinkerRAKESH]

@@joaquimfurtado4868 yes some parts from india and some from pakistan. I support Khalistan ☝️

[@joaquimfurtado4868]

@@HinduPAGANcowpissdrinkerRAKESH entire Pakistani Punjab should be Khalistan, there is no need in india as alredy Sikhs are free in indian Punjab and rueling there

[@jimmhysandhu7040]

10:08 Banda Singh didn’t gave land to his followers but to WHOEVER Towed The Land so the peasants (jatts) mostly got the Land as the ZAMINDARI System was abolished

[@shubhamponiaponia]

Jatt were not peasant. They were zamindar. Wheather Hindu, Muslim or Sikhs . Jatts have dominated Punjab from atleast 12th century AD. Banda distributed land among his follower who were mostly Jats and also tillers of soils who belonged to all group.

[@jimmhysandhu7040]

@@shubhamponiaponia jatts were never a high caste, they were mostly working in fields of zimidars as labors. Zimidars were mostly from high caste chaudharys, rajputs, khatris, etc.

[@shubhamponiaponia]

@@jimmhysandhu7040 i never talked about there caste status. Read Ain I Akbari, Jatts was the largest landholding group in all of Punjab. If that is not enough then I can't do anything. Khatris never had much land, they were mostly traders. Rajputs mostly muslims did have zamindaris in Punjab and Chaudhary is just a title. Also please change your id name and stop pretending to be from the Sandhu(a Jat clan ) clan. You should check the 6 parganas(district) of Sandhu Jats in Ain I Akbari itself.

[@shubhamponiaponia]

@@FirstLast-ug4ri there is no such research which show that Khatri owned most land in Punjab. They never did. They were among the chief trading caste. Jats, Rajputs and Pathans were the predominately group before Mughal rule.

[@FirstLast-ug4ri]

@@shubhamponiaponia That was during “Mughal Rule” I’m talking about Pre-medieval India. Arrian mentions that Khatroikoi held much of the territory of Punjab but were defeated. Sangala was said to be held by a Khatri same with Bhera.

[@manbir63]

Thanks for video

[@_ck16_]

You have done great research...👍🏻

[@cs2874]

This is not Matt Baker narrating. His name is Syawish Rehman.

[@_ck16_]

@@cs2874 just saw in the description....thanks..👍🏻

[@sowdha79]

Im an indian hindu from tamilnadu,love sikhism and sikhs,superb religion

[@husanpreetsinghakaali4696]

I am a Sikh from Haryana, love Hinduism and Hindus,What a 🤭 great Religion

[@sowdha79]

@@husanpreetsinghakaali4696 thankyou(I am infact half hindu half jain)I heard many sikhs live in panchkula,fatehgarh,yamuna nagar and Sirsa in haryana

[@cs2874]

Appreciate the good work (except certain nuances dropped here and there)👍👍👍. Overall good presentation.

[@pawanigupta1760]

Highly informative. Thanks

[@rb7341]

This was a great video!

[@BurhanGabaji]

I have immense respect for Sikhs guru When one stands against a larger enemy Is where faith and courage is tested and history is written .

[@swanteal2355]

Thank you for this beautiful history. I am born in Sikh Ramgarhia family and it's nice to know where I come from. Thank you 😊 🌼 UK

[@HarmeetxSingh77]

Nice video 🙌 keep it up!

[@MrHas90]

This was a great watch!

[@debashispradhan1642]

Wahe Guruji da Khalsa, Wahe Gurujii di Fateh

[@jellalfernandes1309]

🙏

[@harleenkaur2997]

Btw, it's Waheguru ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru ji ki Fateh 🙏😊

[@paramveerkhukh8622]

“It was over 300 years ago but I’m over it” hahaha that killed me. Considering your a descendant of adina beg you better Loool.

[@payalgongade7637]

Thank you so much 👍

[@ishansharma7039]

bro your pronunciation is top tier love how you say the d and r s the correct way

[@pachmisali123]

I am Muslim and I love Sikh brothers and sisters...

[@sickboi2615]

❤

[@theguyver4934]

One question what do you think about buddhism sincerely from a muslim

[@mikhailjoshuapahuyo1431]

This is so Interesting... 😀👍

[@DutchJoan]

The animation of this chart really helps because the names are so foreign to my ears. I love this channel and the collaboration with Syawish Rehman. To me it's exemplary of how life should work: you can adhere to the religion of your choice and still be part of building this larger community of people who are interested in each other and curious to learn.

[@jiwanjsingh7460]

Very interesting, thank you

[@bjolofthoth1815]

"I'm over it" lmao And love your voice dude.

[@user-ht1vg5we2p]

Just a few minutes ago I heard about the leader of the Canadian Democrats being of Punjabi descent and he had Singh a his last name, so I immediately came back to this video. I am quite surprised that Matt, a Canadian, didn't include this in his chart, or at least tell Syawish to mention him, given that Matt must know of him.

[@pshindigamingmobilegamer2609]

Canada's defence minister is a Canadian Sikh

[@archdukefranzferdinand567]

It's most likely because: 1. He's not a particularly notable politician outside of a Canadian context, there's never been a prime minister from his party, and considering they only hold ~7% of the seats in the house of commons currently, it doesn't look like there will be one any time soon 2. It would date the video, because he will eventually resign or get voted out

[@user-ht1vg5we2p]

@@archdukefranzferdinand567 ok I get it, still I think it would be interesting for us to hear this, and I don't think it would do any harm

[@Mr-Randhawa-Yt-69]

Thanks♡♡♡ very useful for me this videos

[@ADNANALIGGTGREAL]

I love your Videos

[@sarthak1109]

Love to all my sikh brother.

[@perminderghotra]

The land of Amritsar was not donated land It was bought by 4th Guru , Guru Ramdas it was bought and named CHAK RAMDAS. later on the name changed on the name of the Holy water tank at Harimandir Sahib now also called as Golden temple

[@Kathakathan11]

Muslim man explaining Sikh history in this video, he bound to manipulate historical facts

[@TheBlueArcher]

I love all these religious episodes. I always wanted to learn about all these religions but always didn't have a good starting point. Scripture would be the most logical point, but I think most people in the most religions read scripture eventually, they are exposed to it's content first through other ways. Giving the history and family explains a lot of their values, and reasons for rituals and practices, that gives a good starting point for further digging! Keep these up! I love them!

[@onkarjambagi775]

I love your intro

[@benjaminkirbytennyson386]

Why this video is not showing in your channel?

[@ADNANALIGGTGREAL]

1 million Soon

[@wdg8184]

Waheguru ji da kahlsa waheguru ji di fateh 🙏...sabda bhala hove

[@travelwithrickyjassal7255]

man !! i didnt knew that much about my own religion but now i know thanks

[@kanwalnainsingh4635]

After Guru Gobind Singh ji Guru Granth Sahib ji s Sikhism Guru Forever

[@mindyourcube7932]

1 week feels like 2 years

[@jlivewell]

Fascinating